Good morning and welcome to morning Joe. It is Monday November 6. We've got a lot to

get to this morning including new polling from five swing states that is

concerning for Democrats and the White House will go through those numbers on a

potential 2020 rematch. It comes as there is new reporting on Donald Trump's

authoritarian plans for revenge if he gets a second term.

He's already figured out by the way who he's going to arrest and it's yeah it's it is about as authoritarian as you can get I will say and also

those Biden poll numbers they looked about as bad as Barack Obama's in

2011 at about this time where Barack Obama was losing to Mitt Romney in several

swing states, so we still have a long way to go.

Also, I had will tell you about the potential key endorsement for Florida Governor Ron Descentis in the Republican

presidential primary as Donald Trump will be on the stand today in the 250 million dollar fraud trial against his company.

Plus, we'll show you what Ukrainian President Volutam Rzalensky had to say

about the state of the war and his invitation to Donald Trump and will have the latest

on the diplomatic trip overseas by U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blaken

as Arab leaders are calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

With us we have the host of way too early White House

Fair Chief at Politico, Jonathan Lemieur, president of the National Action Network and host of

MS NBC's Politics Nation, Reverend Al Sharpton, columnist and

an associate editor for the Washington Post David Ignatius, co-host of

Showtime's The Circus, NBC News, National Affairs

analyst John Heilman and Rogers chair in the American presidency at Vanderbilt

University historian John Meach.

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